Nixon Shows He Can Stand The Heat
Washington March 1 Richard Nixon fronts the 1960 Republican presidential race as front runner in a hot political kitchen. The vice president recalls 1952 drama and the $18125 expense fund controversy while facing health jolts to Eisenhower and steady praise from allies. He emphasizes letting the record stand and continuing service despite critics.
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Agencies Of State Warned To Watch Proposed Spending
The Legislative Budget Board urged all Texas state agencies to tighten proposed two year budgets amid a strained revenue outlook. Comptroller Calvert estimated a 2 million deficit this biennium and at least 190 million in new revenue would be needed for the next two years to maintain current services. House Speaker Waggoner urged drastic cost cutting and urged agencies to review each division for eliminations without harming citizens.
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Legislative Budget Board
Robert Calvert
Vernon McGee
Texas
New Teaching Plan Lets Students Build Scaled Fly Wing Scale
Dr Elbert P Little promotes a low cost self directed physics curriculum tried in eight high schools. Students use simple parts like soda straws screws matches and needles to weigh tiny wings and study wave motions with a ten dollar apparatus. Supported by the National Science Foundation the plan aims to engage students by hands on experiments and aims to reach 100000 learners using inexpensive tools and an atom smashing machine for six dollars.
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National Science Foundation
Little
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ham radio operator in hospital delivers baby
Mrs Gerald Piper of Imperial Missouri an avid ham radio operator broadcast from Normandy Osteopathic Hospital maternity ward after giving birth to a nine pound daughter Wednesday She resumed radio chats from her bed with family and other amateur operators minutes after labor.
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Imperial, Mo
Normandy Osteopathic Hospital
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Geology Students Warned Oil Jobs Harder To Find
University of Oklahoma professor Dr. Carl C. Branson warns geology majors that bachelor level graduates will face scarce oil industry opportunities as exploration slows. He notes firms demand advanced degrees and ongoing research roles while teaching positions remain available. Oklahoma has produced over 3,000 geologists and the state accounts for about a quarter of oil industry workers.
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University of Oklahoma
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Carl C. Branson
School of Geology
Branson
Oklahoma
Pitcairn Issues Stamps Portrait of Queen Elizabeth
Pitcairn Island announces new postage stamps featuring Queen Elizabeth II. The release showcases a royal portrait and marks a philatelic event for the island territory.
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Pitcairn Island
Queen Elizabeth
Indian Is Reunited With 5000 Dollar Check
Ernest Echo Hawk a 39 year old Cherokee civil engineer from Tulsa was reunited with a 5107 dollar Pan American Petroleum check in Fort Worth after a friend he visited with failed to return. Police recovered the check and arranged verification at the oil company office before Echo Hawk flew back to Tulsa.
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Ernest Echo Hawk
Tulsa
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Echo Hawk
Oklahoma
FBI
Tulgan
Oil Company
Emigration Drop Seen In Mexico Over 1958 Farm Demand
Mexico City March 1 The Interior Ministry expects U S job shortages to cut Mexican migrant farmhands seeking work north of the border. Official figures indicate a possible reduction up to 100000 workers, or about 25 percent of 1958 expectations.
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Mexico City
Interior Ministry
United States
Land Commissioner William Allcorn Leaves Hospital
Land Commissioner William Allcorn left the hospital Friday feeling well a Law Office official said He will return with his family to Brooke for a week or 10 days before coming back to Austin Driskill lawyer for the department noted the improvement
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Brooke
Driskill
Kellogg's All Bran Promises Regularity for Busy Adults
An advertisement urges adults in their 40s to manage irregularity with Kellogg's All Bran. It promotes a daily half-cup serving with milk to ensure bulk, supports dieting without clarity loss, claims natural laxative effects, and touts the product as tasty and nutritious for ten days.
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